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Victor Wong
Deceased

When Did Victor Wong Die?

Life & Death

Died aged 65
GenderMaleNationalityUnited StatesBorn24/09/1906Born inLos Angeles, California, USADied07/04/1972 (aged 65)Died inLos AngelesWikidataQ7926462 ↗TMDb#1128885 ↗

Victor Wong was a Chinese American actor. While Wong appeared in numerous films through the 1930s and 1940s, they were largely small uncredited parts. His memorable role was as Charlie the Cook in the movies King Kong (1933) and Son of Kong (1933). Wong's most memorable scene came in the original film when he finds evidence that natives have kidnapped Ann Darrow. He yells, "All hands on deck! Everybody on deck!" This causes panic aboard ship which begins the quest for Ann's whereabouts.

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Filmography23 titles

YearTitleCharacterAge at
release
1945Betrayal from the EastMovieJoe39
1944Dragon SeedMovieJapanese Officer (uncredited)38
1943Mission to MoscowMovieJapanese Diplomat (uncredited)37
1942Wake IslandMovie—36
1942Destination UnknownMovieTrainman36
1940No, No, NanetteMovieJohn, Tom's Houseboy34
1940The Phantom SubmarineMovieWillie Ming34
1939Second FiddleMovieChinese Radio Broadcaster33
1939Mr. Moto Takes a VacationMovieRestaurant Proprietor (uncredited)33
1939BarricadeMovieSecond Bandit33
1939North of ShanghaiMovieCop33
1939Taming of the WestMovieCholly Wong33
1938The Fighting Devil DogsMovieMikichan (uncredited)32
1938Shadows Over ShanghaiMovieWu Chang32
1937Lost HorizonMovieBandit Leader (uncredited)31
1937Waikiki WeddingMovieGardener (uncredited)31
1936Hair-Trigger CaseyMovieLee Fin - Karney's Enemy30
1935Vagabond LadyMovieJapanese Fisherman (uncredited)29
1933White WomanMovieWaiter (uncredited)27
1933The Son of KongMovieCharlie the Cook27
1933King KongMovieShip's Cook Charlie27
1932Shanghai ExpressMovieChinese Officer (uncredited)26
1932War CorrespondentMovieWu Sun26